Time Check and the Sirens serenade PAR
Dan Pearles
Issue date: 11/5/09 Section: Arts and Entertainment
Having the opportunity to listen to one of these groups would have been good enough, but getting two in one night was more than one could ask for.
The Sirens, like Time Check, performed two sets opening with "One Fine Day," followed by "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree," and closed with "Heaven is a Place on Earth."
The second set was comprised of four songs, beginning with "Mercy" and concluding with "Turn the Beat Around." The set also included "Like a Prayer" and "And So it Goes."
Don't start kicking yourself over the fact that you missed such a great concert. The PAR was so packed that you may not even of gotten a seat anyway.
"We were just really excited about the size of the crowd," said sophomore Jade Brewer, who had a solo in the group's opening song, "One Fine Day." The group will have multiple small performances throughout the year, concluding with its' final concert in the spring.
Similar to Time Check, I think the fact that these girls enjoy singing so much makes them so much more enjoyable to listen to.
"We don't get priority points for doing this," said sophomore Annie Frenzel, who had a solo in "Like a Prayer." "We just do it because we love singing."
Learn more about the Sirens by viewing their website at www.thesirens-song.net. If you have any ques contact them at thelovelysirens@gmail.com.
Both groups will perform for an Alzheimer's Association fundraiser on Sunday, Nov. 22 in the Cabaret, but you would be wise to keep your ears open between now and then. You never know when you will be fortunate enough to hear the voices of Time Check and the Sirens.
The Sirens, like Time Check, performed two sets opening with "One Fine Day," followed by "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree," and closed with "Heaven is a Place on Earth."
The second set was comprised of four songs, beginning with "Mercy" and concluding with "Turn the Beat Around." The set also included "Like a Prayer" and "And So it Goes."
Don't start kicking yourself over the fact that you missed such a great concert. The PAR was so packed that you may not even of gotten a seat anyway.
"We were just really excited about the size of the crowd," said sophomore Jade Brewer, who had a solo in the group's opening song, "One Fine Day." The group will have multiple small performances throughout the year, concluding with its' final concert in the spring.
Similar to Time Check, I think the fact that these girls enjoy singing so much makes them so much more enjoyable to listen to.
"We don't get priority points for doing this," said sophomore Annie Frenzel, who had a solo in "Like a Prayer." "We just do it because we love singing."
Learn more about the Sirens by viewing their website at www.thesirens-song.net. If you have any ques contact them at thelovelysirens@gmail.com.
Both groups will perform for an Alzheimer's Association fundraiser on Sunday, Nov. 22 in the Cabaret, but you would be wise to keep your ears open between now and then. You never know when you will be fortunate enough to hear the voices of Time Check and the Sirens.
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